Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

section / The trustees or the state Reform
School shall he allowed two dollars day for their
services when employed. and the same sum for
e7ery twenty miles travel.
Section , This act shall take effect when ap-
proved. (Approved March !. 1887.
Chapter 81.
AN ACT creating a lien on Colts
Be Il enacted &c IA follows
Section l. A lien is hereby created on all colts
hereafter foaled in this state. to secure the pay.
ment Of the service fee for the use OF the stallion
beEettng the Such lien Is to continue in
force until the foal ia five months old. and may be
enforced during that time by attachment, of such
foai.
Section 2. Section forty-;wo Of chapter ninety.
one of the revised statutes is hereby made appfl-
cable to suits brought TO enforce the above lien
approved March |. 1887
Chapter 81.
AN ACT TO amend section forty eight Of chapter
forty of the Revised Statutes relating to Black
Bass
Be i, enacted &C. as follows
Section forty-eight of chapter forty of the
vised statutes. is hereby aiueuded by adding said
section the following words, provided. further,
that the provisions OF this and the preceding and
two succeeding sections shall not apply TO the tax
ing of black bass from any waters which have been
stocked Herewith for period OF 1--we year, that
said section "a amended shall read as felloHs
Section IS. No person shall take, catch. Kill or
Ash for. In any manner any land-locked salmon.
trout or to6ue, in any Of the waters aforesaid be-
tween said frst days Of October and the following
May, nor IN the saint CTo!I ryer and Its tribu-
taries, between the fifteenth day of September and
the hrst day of the following May, or black bass,
Oswego bass or white perch, between the trst days
OF April and July, under penalty of not less than
ten nor more than thirty dollars, and further fine
OF one dollar Tor each hsh thus caught taken OF
killed; provided, however, that dur.iig February,
March and April, citizens OF the state may hsh for
and take land locked salmon, trout and togue, and
convey the same to their own homes but not other
wise provided, further that the provisions of this
and the preceding and two succeeding sections,
shsll not apply 10 the taking of black bass from
any waters which have been stocked Herewith for
period OF i've yeans. Approved Mar. i, 1881
Chapter 54.
AN ACT 20 amend section ullrty-seyen of chapter
eighty of the Revlsed Statutes. relating to jail.
Be 1t enacted, &c. IS follows:
Section !. Section thirty of chapter eighty
OF the revised statutes is hereby amended BY adding
after the word is, in the second line, the words,
'trlht tor occupation or. and by adding 70 the
section the words, and II by fire other casualty
any Jail Is destroyed rendered unit Tor any
Judge may, upon beng notified by the county attor
uey OF the county whore such Jail VAS located,
issue his order 10 the sheriff and his deputies and
constaoles OF sad county to mprlson all prisoners
which might be Liable to Imprisonment III said
county, 10 be imprisoned IN the jail OF adioin-
ing county, said order to be printed in the news
amended, shall read rs fOllows
Section 81 Whenever complaint oath Il
made 10 Judge OF tie supreme judicial court that
ANY lai Is unnt tor occupation or insufficient for
the secure keeping 81 any person charged with
crime and committed 10 await trial or under
fence he shall not less than three days notice
OF such comp lalnt 10 be given TO the aeT sheriff
Of the county, TO appear At the time and place hxed
Ia such notice and If on examination the matter
complained Of l. found true, he may issue his war
rant for the transfer of such prisoner at The OK
pense OF said county 70 any Jail where he may he
more securely kept. And If by IRE or other casu-
ally any jail destroyed rendered unfit tor use,
any Judge of the supreme Judicial court may, upon
being notified by the county attorney of the county
where such Jail or located issue his order to
the sheriff and his deputies add ConstAbles of said
county TO lnpr1son all prisoners who might be La
bic 70 Imprisonment III said county, TO be impris-
order to be printed in the newspapers Of said
county
Section This act shall take effect when ap-
proved Approved March 2. 1851
Chapter IS.
AN ACT in relation to the exclusion of minors Is
spectators, from court rooms
Be Il enacted, &c, As tollows:
Section l. Any court or trial justice may exclude
minors as spectators, from the court room, during
the trial OF any cause, CIV! or criminal when their
presence is not necessary witnesses or parties.
Section 2, This act shall take effect when ap-
proved. lApproveL March 2, 1881
Chapter So.
AN ACT to amend section tfty nine Of chapter
three Of the Revised Statutes, relative to tho
power OF towns in the matter OF buildings
be it enacted. &c, as follows
Section ntsy-nine OF chapter three OF revised
statutes is hereby amended by striking ont the
eighth specification IN the same, respecting build
tnss, and inserting instead thereof, the following
VII. Respecting the erection OF building,
therein, and defining their proportions, dimensions
and the material 10 be used in the construction
thereof, and any buildings erected contrary to q
bylaw or ordinance adopted under thus specification
Is nuisance Improved March ,. 1871
Chapter 81.
AN ACT relating to compensation of County Com
missiouers of Hancock county.
Be It enacted, sc, as follows
Section l. On and after January one, In the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty seven, each county commissioner of Han
cock county shall receive two dollars and fifty
day while actually employed in the service of the
county including the time spent in travelling, TOR
which every commissioner shall have ten cents 9
mile Tor the distance actually travelled but COM
missioner shall have more than one travel during
the same hearing or session, for more than two
APPOINTMENTS OF any regular term; nor for service
travel more than petition at the
same time, nor anything tor travel or attendance
at the legislature connected with the annual county
Section 2 All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
Section 5. This shall take effect when ap-
proved. approved March 2 1871
Chapter IS.
AN ACT for the protection of political nominating
conventions and primary political meetings or
caucuses, from disturbance and fraud
Be 1t enacted. &c, as follows:
Section /. Whoever, by rude or indecent be-
havior, or III any way wllfully unlawfully dis
turbs or interrupts any public primary political
meeting or caucus or public convention, lawfully
assembled in any hall other place of meeting for
the purpose OF nominating, or proposing candidates
tor any public once, Tor the choice OF delegates
to conventions or other meetings called for such
purpose. creates distur bance in any hall walk
or corridor adjacent or leading to the room where
such caucus convention is held shall be punished
by Imprisonment for not more than thirty days, OF
by fine of not leSs than hive nor more than ten
6pllars